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Location: Steinway Piano Gallery
Students of member teachers: $40. Students of non-member teachers: $40 plus $50 non-member teacher fee
Students may receive one or more of the following: Performance Opportunities, Masterclass, & Trophies
- To provide opportunities for students to perform in public and share the values and benefits of music study in their lives.
- To encourage the students to share their talents in the community in tandem with various charitable organizations.
- To work with others in the arts community by presenting outstanding concert experiences and providing outreach through educational programs.
This audition is open to students from grades 1-12. The audition is open to pianists, vocalists and instrumentalists.
|Elementary: Grades 1-5
|10 minutes
|Junior: Grades 6-8
|15 minutes
|Senior: Grades 9-12
|20 minutes
- COMPLETE LIST OF REPERTOIRE: List on the application a maximum of 5 pieces the student could perform well at various concerts during the year. These may be solo or ensemble works (see #7 below). Students will not need to play all the pieces listed on the application at the audition.
- CRITIQUE SHEET: At registration the students should have at least TWO PIECES from TWO different eras selected from their complete list of repertoire.
- AUDITION TIME LIMITS: At the audition the students may play more than two pieces not exceeding the audition time limits. If pieces selected exceed the maximum time limits the students will not be penalized, but will be stopped.
- Original literature is preferred, but transcriptions and arrangements may be allowed at the discretion of the chair.
- Any repertoire requiring TWO pianos cannot be accommodated. Entrants may program piano duets (no duos) or other chamber works.
- Solo piano concertos with orchestral reductions are not eligible, but other instrumental concertos are allowed.
- Additional performers needed for the student's repertoire for performance at the audition must be determined and names submitted at the time the student registers. NOTE: Additional performers may be a member or non-member. Only the student registering for the audition pays the registration fee.
- Audition winners should plan to submit a digital photo file and parent release form (if not already submitted for other events). A 300-word bio will also be requested for programs and the resume submitted will be used for the entire academic year. The chair may shorten the bio if space limitations occur. The chair will request these items of all chosen ambassadors after the audition.
- If a student cannot attend the audition, the chair should be notified in advance.
- Pianos are not available for warm-up.
- The judges' decision is final.
- As part of the audition, students will be asked to say a few words (1-2 minutes) about the repertoire they're performing.
- The judge may ask for the next available student even if it is NOT their specific assigned playing time to keep the audition on schedule.
- Students may leave once they have played their audition.
- Performers must provide ONE ORIGINAL SCORE of the music for the judge or they will automatically be disqualified.
- Number the first measure of each new line of music.
- Memorization is not required, but encouraged for solo works.
- If music is not memorized performers must still provide ONE original score of the music for the judge. Performers are encouraged to use originals whenever possible. If a second copy is not available, a photocopy may be used by the student if necessary.
- Judges have the right to retain any photocopies used in an ADMTA event and destroy these photocopies. See photocopy rules.
- Entrants are advised to supply their own page-turner if needed.
- Performers may use a photocopied page to avoid an awkward page turn.
- Ambassadors are invited to perform in various concerts as a representative of ADMTA. These concerts are announced as soon as final plans are arranged during the school year. Students are notified and should promptly reply as to their availability so the chair can determine the final program.
- YOUTH MUSIC AMBASSADORS are also encouraged on various occasions to share their thoughts and feelings about the repertoire they are performing.
- A parent release form will need to be completed by chosen Ambassadors before the first concert. Publicity about the benefit concerts and the performers may appear in the media (local and social).
- One student from each division will be chosen as a top ambassador and will be invited to perform in the June Winners' Recital.
- A student may not be a top ambassador in the same division for two consecutive years. Please email the chair if question.
How students earn top ambassador in each division: Selection is based on active participation in events during the year. A student may not be a top ambassador in the same division for two consecutive years.
- Top Ambassadors from each division will be invited to perform on Winners' Recital.
- Students should plan to play ONE piece they performed at the audition or during an AYMA concert during the year.
- Please complete the AYMA application online.
- Changes to the repertoire selection are not accepted after the registration deadline.
- Students' teachers will be notified of their scheduled playing time the week before the auditions by the event chair.
- Registration should be completed by midnight on the day of the deadline. There is a two-day grace period after the deadline with a $15.00 late fee; the treasurer will bill you the late fee.
To edit a registration, click on the registration's Edit link, then after the page re-loads, the Register tab. To delete a registration, click on the registration's Delete link, then OK in the confirmation popup. Please note that registrations cannot be edited after the grace period. If any problems, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com by the end of the grace period.
|Student Name
|School Grade
|Composition 3
|Composition 4
|Composition 5
|Playing Duration
|Trevor Yu
|7-junior division
|Nocturne in C sharp minor, Op. post, C sharp minor, Frederick Chopin, 4:10, Romantic
|Bridget Hoang
|3-elementary division
|Swallow, Op.100, no.24, G, Friedrich Burgmuller, 1:30, Romantic, Sonata OP.14, No.2, I, G, Beethoven, 5 min, Classical, Polonaise Op. posth., g-sharp minor, Frederick Chopin, 3 min, Romantic


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Kick Off Times For Next Season
(Dean Leyland 29/06/2018)
As you know we move to Sunday kick offs next season as u12s. One task I need to do is confirm our kick off times for home games (the FA have changed the rules for the coming season and are allowing teams to pick their own kick off times between 09:30am... More
U11s AS Cup Semi Final: Frodsham V Rovers Blues
(Dean Leyland 23/03/2018)
After a number of postponed matches, Blues faced a stern test in their Albert Steel cup semi-final, as they travelled to Helsby to take on the combined forces of Frodsham Juniors, and the "mini-beast from the East". In perishing... More
Fixture Update
(Dean Leyland 26/02/2018)
Hopefully you will have all seen the messages and updates regards the changes to our fixtures. Our next game is the Albert Steele Cup Semi Final on Saturday 10th March. WE HAVE NO GAME THIS WEEKEND.
In the Semi Final we will play away at Frodsham Town. Details to follow nearer the time.
In the Semi Final we will play away at Frodsham Town. Details to follow nearer the time.
Winsford U11s V Rovers Blues U11s
(Dean Leyland 26/02/2018)
Blues travelled to Winsford to play their re-arranged Albert Steele cup quarter final match against Diamonds, on a sunny but chilly morning. The game kicked off late, but it was soon apparent that Rovers were eager to make up for lost time. Blues... More
Rovers U11s Blues V Holmes Chapel Hurricanes U11s
(Dean Leyland 04/02/2018)
Rovers took part in the first round of the Albert Steele cup against Holmes Chapel in a match switched to Congleton High School. Matches between the two sides have always been competitive, and with Rovers missing three players, this was going to... More
Barnton U11 V Rovers U11 Blues
(Dean Leyland 28/01/2018)
Following another weekend off owing to the weather, Blues returned to action at a cold and drizzly Cransley School, home of a well-regarded Barnton Wanderers. Rovers were quickly into their stride, putting together a number of good passing moves... More
Frodsham Game Postponed
(Dean Leyland 19/01/2018)
The game away at Frodsham has been postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.
Grappenhall Gladiators U11 V Rovers U11 Blues
(Dean Leyland 14/01/2018)
After a long car journey and an even longer walk to the pitch from the car park, Rovers gathered for the game on rather a cold morning, but the pitch was in good nick, so game on. The game started with a solid start from the defence, and... More
Rovers V Hardford Stags
(Dean Leyland 11/01/2018)
Blues season resumed against Hartford, following a lengthy lay-off owing to a combination of bad weather and the Xmas holidays. With the new league format consisting of teams of equal ability, and a few absences, the match would ensure for Rovers a contest... More
Training On Weds & Match Saturday
(Dean Leyland 01/01/2018)
HNY to you all. Training starts back on Weds 3rd Jan and we have a home game against Hartford Stags on Saturday KO 10:30am. I will be at training but will not be at the game Saturday as I am away this weekend on a family holiday. Toby will be running... More
Merry Christmas And HNY
(Dean Leyland 15/12/2017)
Hi all. Just had confirmation that the game this weekend is OFF. Merry Christmas and HNY to you all. There will be no training next week.
No Training This Week.
(Dean Leyland 12/12/2017)
Hi all. No training this week as the 3G is off limits I believe. If anything changes in the next 24 hours (heat wave) I'll let you know.
Macclesfield Tigers U11s V Rovers U11s Blues
(Dean Leyland 04/12/2017)
Congleton Rovers travelled to Hollinhey School in Sutton, where they played the team who have provided their sternest test so far, this season, Macclesfield Tigers. On a wet, leaf strewn pitch this was going to be another test of both physical and... More
Break In.
(Dean Leyland 02/12/2017)
At CHS: A van belonging to an U10s opposition parent, was broken into this morning and power tools taken, whilst parked at CHS. It has been reported to the police and school but we need to be aware and extra vigilant now we known that... More
Tigers Away, A Physical Encounter
(Dean Leyland 02/12/2017)
Hi All, Another good game against the Tigers - two very evenly matched teams as the 1-1 score line testifies. I think both sides created good openings but in truth the defences had the better of the day. I think the lads at the back did very well and... More
Training, Saturday And League Update
(Dean Leyland 29/11/2017)
Hi All, what a great training session tonight. Got the lads into small sided games (5v5) with the objective of three passes before they can attempt a shot on goal. Idea is to get them passing and moving. Some of the lads were brilliant at it. We moved... More
Team Night Out On Sat 2nd Dec
(Dean Leyland 22/11/2017)
Hi All. The three u11s managers and long suffering wife's are looking to organise a get together for Christmas for all rovers U11s squad parents. Currently thinking of Saturday 2nd December at the young pretender in Congleton. Food and drinks then... More
Training Tonight
(Dean Leyland 22/11/2017)
Hi all, sorry this is all a bit last minute but I won't be at training tonight as my Mum has gone into hospital for a hip operation. Toby has parents evening as well so we won't be there tonight. If your lad still wants to train he can... More
Rovers U11s Blues V Tytherington U11s
(Dean Leyland 22/11/2017)
Blues took on another new side at fortress Congleton on Saturday, with Tytherington the visitors. There was no time for a gentle finding out of the opposition as Rovers hit top gear from the kick-off. Within seconds Theo's shot had struck... More
Blues 9 .v. 0 Tytherington
(Dean Leyland 18/11/2017)
Another great team performance again today. Toby and I tried to work on passing and moving on Weds in training but came away thinking the lads hadn't quite understood what we were trying to do… WRONG! We passed and passed and... More
Rovers U11s Blues V Frodsham U11s Falcons
(Dean Leyland 22/11/2017)
Proceedings began with a well-observed, and solemn minutes silence to commemorate Armistice Day. Perhaps with that in mind, it took several minutes for the game to warm up, with both sides struggling to gain the upper hand. It therefore came... More
Good Feedback For U11s Blues
(Dean Leyland 11/11/2017)
Hi All, just had some feedback from the Frodsham manager… "you should be proud of your team. You have a good squad their that all work for each other. Enjoy the rest of your season and thank you for the warm... More
Well Done Blues
(Dean Leyland 11/11/2017)
Hi All. Well, who can stop these lads? The first half performance was outstanding. I said to them at half time that there wasn't anything I could ask them to improve on. I also told them that Frodsham would be stinging and would come out fighting second... More
Rain Forecast Update
(Dean Leyland 09/11/2017)
Me again. Unfortunately Frodsham cannot play at that later time. So at the moment the plan is for me to do a pitch inspection early on Sat and take it from there. If our pitch isn't playable league rules say we have to switch to Frodsham. So I'm just... More
Rain Forecast
(Dean Leyland 08/11/2017)
Hi all. We are due a lot of rain Friday night into early Saturday morning. If I can get the 4G at 12 noon is everyone still ok to play?
Rovers Under 11s Whites V. Rovers Under 11s Blues
(Dean Leyland 07/11/2017)
The Blues returned to football after the half-term break with the equivalent of a sporting civil war, playing an away match, "at home", against friends and former team-mates, representing the Whites of Congleton Rovers. From the... More
(Dean Leyland 19/10/2017)
Hi All, just to confirm we have no games now until we play the whites in the 4th Nov. I'm also proposing that we have a week off for half-term, so no training next Weds either.
Injury Update.
(Dean Leyland 18/10/2017)
A note about Kieran. He's struggling with his ankle and has had to visit the Physio. As a result he will be out for a few weeks. Join me in wishing him a speedy recovery.
Next Set Of Games
(Dean Leyland 18/10/2017)
Hi All, I've had a chat with Mark Staker (league Rep). We will play another round of games from 4th Nov through to early Dec. During that time we will play another batch of teams as Mark works out which league we will be in. He is recording all... More
Holmes Chapel U11s Whites V Congleton Rovers Blues
(Dean Leyland 16/10/2017)
The Rovers team travelled to take on Holmes Chapel on Saturday, with the match taking place on a secluded rural pitch at Cranage, which even Ray Mears would have struggled to find. Would Rovers be able to navigate the ball into the back of the net. Early... More
Away At Holmes Chapel Whites
(Dean Leyland 15/10/2017)
Well done to the 10 lads that put a massive effort in versus Holmes Chapel Whites. We dominated the game for long periods and I felt a draw was the very least we deserved. Two great goals - the first a real team effort to send Theo down the wing and his... More
Macclesfield Tigers V Congleton Rovers Blues
(Dean Leyland 09/10/2017)
Rovers travelled to unfamiliar territory on Saturday as they took on Macclesfield Tigers at Hollinhey School in Sutton. In rural surroundings, the two main questions were how would Rovers perform against this unknown quantity, and would the goalposts... More
Macc Tigers Away
(Dean Leyland 07/10/2017)
I was really pleased with all the boys today. I always suspected the league had thrown us a little test after our recent free scoring games with a stronger opponent. But we stood up to the challenge and came out deserved winners. Toby and I were purring... More
Away At Macclesfield Tigers Sat 7th Oct KO 10:30am
(Dean Leyland 02/10/2017)
Hi All, the FA have arranged a game against Macclesfield Tigers u11s this Saturday 7th October, KO at 10:30 at Hollinhey Primary School, Bell Ave, Sutton, Macclesfield SK11 0EE.
Please let me know if anyone is NOT available.
Pitch side for warm ups at 10am.
Please let me know if anyone is NOT available.
Pitch side for warm ups at 10am.
Vale Juniors U11s V Congleton Rovers U11s Blues
(Dean Leyland 03/10/2017)
Congleton played their first away match of the season against local rivals Vale Juniors at the Back Lane playing fields. There was no sign of the predicted Indian summer as the game kicked off on a chilly, drizzly and grey morning. Vale immediately... More
Vale Juniors Away This Saturday
(Dean Leyland 26/09/2017)
Please all note this game will be played at Back Lane playing fields and NOT Eaton Bank
Congleton Rovers U11 Blue V Grappenhall U11 Lions
(Dean Leyland 24/09/2017)
Last week Congleton played entertaining, attacking football but went home disappointed with the result. How would they fare this week? From the kick-off Grappenhall looked to be a side keen on playing passing football, but their initial possession... More
Today's Home Game Against Grappenhall Lions
(Dean Leyland 23/09/2017)
Well that was the result last weeks performance deserved! I thought the lads were brilliant today but not for the reasons you might think. The had listened in training and carried out on match day what we have practiced in the week in relation to corners... More
Home Game Against Grappenhall Lions
(Dean Leyland 21/09/2017)
Hi all, sorry this is late but I've been at the Eaton Bank open evening tonight. We are at home on Saturday to Grappenhall Lions. KO 10:30. Please be pitch side for warm ups and pitch set up at 10am. The two players rested this week at Harry and... More
Home Game Against Davenham
(Dean Leyland 16/09/2017)
Well, what a game! So proud of everyone today. I could hear the enthusiasm and encouragement you guys gave the lads from the first minute to tense dying minutes as they pushed and pushed for an equaliser… you never gave up... More
Home To Davenham Sat 16th Sept KO 10:30am
(Dean Leyland 14/09/2017)
Good session again on Weds. I was trying to encourage the boys to build play from the back and play "through the thirds" to develop an attack. We had a little game against the yellows afterwards and caused them a few problems with our passing... More
Match Day Roles - HELP NEEDED
(Dean Leyland 04/09/2017)
Hi All, As part of our match day routine I'll need some help with one or two things on the day, don't worry I'm not asking for anything more than extra pairs of hands on match days. mainly: • Making sure we have a safe environment... More
SEASON START DELAYED FOR U11s To U18s
(Dean Leyland 31/08/2017)
The league have delayed the start of the season for the U11 to U18 age groups due to the league Referee Secretaries resigning and therefore having no referees allocated to the first games of the season. Start will be the following weekend 16th/17th... More
Training Tonight
(Dean Leyland 30/08/2017)
Hi All, Training starts back tonight at 6:45pm on the 3G.
Congleton Chronicle
(Dean Leyland 13/08/2017)
Me again… I'm also told Congleton Rovers in general were very poor last year in posting match reports in the Chronicle. The expectation is that a report for each game is posted on our page on the web site which then automatically... More
Club Website
(Dean Leyland 12/08/2017)
Hi All, I've been asked by the club to remind you that the main source of communication for the club is our website. www.congletonrovers.co.uk Although we (Blues) are using it, others are not and it is a minimum requirement... More
Fixtures Will Also Appear On Rovers Website...
(Dean Leyland 12/08/2017)
First four games are now published on the Rovers u11s Blue page. Anyone not available needs to let me, Toby or Roger know. Please remember with a squad of 14 we intend to only take 12 to each game. Once more games are published I will update... More
Season Starts 9th September
(Dean Leyland 07/08/2017)
Just had a look on the leagues website and it appears that they have started preparing the fixture list. Season starts 9th September. Please remember that at our age group we... More
New Facebook Group
(Toby Miller 12/07/2017)
I've set up a closed Facebook group for our new team called 'Congleton Rovers Blues'. If you find it on Facebook and request to join, I can add you to the group. Dean and I thought this would be a good way to communicate messages about availability etc. Cheers, Toby.


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SSN: How did you discover Supernatural?
Gaby: I love watching mystery shows. I hadn't heard much about Supernatural until it aired in Europe. But then I was caught right from the beginning, did research about the show, went to conventions and started a blog.
SSN: What is your favorite Supernatural episode and why?
Gaby: There are too many of them to name a special one.
SSN: What is your least favorite Supernatural episode and why?
Gaby: Bitten, cause I don't like the camera perspective they used.
SSN: Who is your favorite villain?
Gaby: First there was Lucifer, but Crowley topped the guy.
SSN: How do you promote Supernatural? We (my boyfriend and I) run a Multifandom Community feat. Supernatural (URLs below). We have two blogs and via social media sites.
SSN: Do you prefer one of the brothers to the other? If so, which one?
Gaby: Nope, never had. For me they are both equal. I see the show as a whole. As we all know fangirls have their certain moments. But I couldn't pick one of them if I had to.
SSN: If you could be in ANY Supernatural episode, which would you choose and why?
Gaby: Weekends at Bobby's. It features one of my favorite characters and is very well written and directed.
SSN: What one character would you love to see back on Supernatural?
Gaby: There are some. First of all Bobby. Also the Roadhouse crew: Ellen, Jo and Ash.
SSN: How do you want the show to end?
Gaby: That's quite a tough one to answer. And I don't have the slightest idea about it. Only thing I don't want to end it is in a cheesy way. The end should fit the journey the fans took alongside with the Winchesters, like the closing of a circle.
SSN: What other TV shows do you watch religiously?
Gaby: Moonlight (again and again, the show ended way to soon), The Originals, Hawaii Five-0, Law and Order, Chicago Fire and some more.
SSN: Where can we find you on the Internet?
Gaby: www.mycoven.com, www.mycoven.de, www.angelinchains.com and as we're pleased to have an interview for our community every once in a while www.interviews.mycoven.com.
Twitter: @SPNEurope, @H50Europe
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Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/angelinchains67


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Analogies change. Once, it was fashionable to describe the brain as being like the hydraulic systems employed to create pleasing fountains for 17th-century aristocrats' gardens. As technology moved on, first the telegraph network and then the telephone exchange became the metaphor of choice. Now it is the turn of the computer. But though the brain-as-computer is, indeed, only a metaphor, one group of scientists would like to stand that metaphor on its head. Instead of thinking of brains as being like computers, they wish to make computers more like brains. This way, they believe, humanity will end up not only with a better understanding of how the brain works, but also with better, smarter computers.
These visionaries describe themselves as neuromorphic engineers. Their goal, according to Karlheinz Meier, a physicist at the University of Heidelberg who is one of their leaders, is to design a computer that has some—and preferably all—of three characteristics that brains have and computers do not.
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She may have won the battle, but she lost the war. That's the situation in which Tangipahoa Parish School Board member Sandra Bailey-Simmons, who represents an area that includes the town of Loranger, finds herself these days.
In the run-up to the April school tax election, Bailey-Simmons was a vocal opponent of the plan's passage.
When the parish's voters agreed with her by overwhelming margins, she was exultant.
"People did not want the plan or the tax," she said at the time.
She also cited School Board "arrogance" as something the community had rejected.
Another aspect of the School Board's court-approved desegregation plan involved taking children from the Loranger schools and sending them to schools in Amite and Hammond.
When the School Board voted in July to accept the framework of a compromise proposal, the taxes were gone, but splitting up the Loranger district was still in.
Bailey-Simmons was incensed.
"This affects 560 kids in my district at my last count," she said. "I was under the impression that we would vote later on the plan again."
Bailey-Simmons also has been upset about the ponderous nature of the board's response to her complaints about kindergarten restrooms at Loranger Elementary.
The restrooms are woefully inadequate, Bailey-Simmons asserts. Drainage around the area is so bad that water often covers the walkway leading to the restrooms, she adds.
Bailey-Simmons' repeated efforts to allocate School Board funds for a new portable restroom building for kindergarten students have been thwarted by tie votes in Loranger delegation meetings.
On July 19, Bailey-Simmons took the battle to the full board.
"I have brought pictures tonight," she said, noting several times in which delegation votes had gone against the restrooms. "We have no hope for a new restroom for 130 kindergarteners using four toilets."
"The current building is 15 years old, a temporary building," she said
Bailey-Simmons then paraphrased a quotation attributed to Martin Niemöller, 1892-1984, a German pastor and opponent of Adolf Hitler who spent years in Nazi concentration camps.
"First, they came for the communists," she recited. "I did not speak up, because I was not a communist. Then they came for the trade-unionists. I did not speak up because I was not a trade-unionist. Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak up, because I was not a Jew."
Bailey-Simmons paused to say, "I am adding my own language here," and resumed her remarks, "Then they came for Loranger, and I did not speak up, because I was not from Loranger."
Bailey-Simmons moved for board approval of "a new portable, or a new permanent building, or whatever."
Board members responded by voting unanimously to conduct a drainage study and to instruct architects to develop plans for a new, permanent solution to the restroom problem.
This, however, wasn't enough for Bailey-Simmons.
"No, not really," when asked if she was satisfied with the vote.
"If the costs go over $125,000, it has to go to the judge, and he isn't ever going to give us a bathroom.
"I told my husband, 'I knew we weren't going to win, but at least I have said my piece.' "
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The CEP coaching philosophy employs the GAME methodology and seeks to develop players
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text: Home » Power Supplies » Xigmatek NRP-PC602 600W PSU Review Xigmatek NRP-PC602 600W PSU Review Stuart Davidson April 13, 2010 Power Supplies Xigmatek NRP-PC602 600W PSU – Introduction There are many power supply products available to the budget-minded enthusiasts in today's marketplace. Every power supply manufacturer has at least one series of units combining performance and good value, each with its distinct set of features and performance. Today we are going to have a look at a new PSU from Xigmatek which is designed with high electrical efficiency and a value orientated price in mind. It has to compete against many similar products from several manufacturers so will really have to excel in one area to stand out. Manufacturer Features & Specifications High efficiency over 85% – Higher efficiency, lower energy loss, cooler our Earth. Compliant with ATX12V Ver.2.3 – Compliant with latest Intel ATX12V Ver.2.3 PSU design guide. 0.99 Active PFC rate – The highest AC utility rate and active switch for universal AC voltage. Real and stable 600W output – Continuous 600W total DC output for real 100% loading. DC quality with low ripple noise – Low ripple noise DC output for better devices performance. Japanese 105°C Main Capacitor – High-end and more stable Japanese capacitor for better output performance. 140mm silent cooling fan – The bigger fan is equal to lower RPM and less noise. Smart thermal fan control – Fan RPM was controlled by temperature and keep silence in typical loading. All DC cables with mesh sleeve – Reduce airflow resistance for better thermal release in PC case. PCIe graphic card connector support – Support high-end graphic card with PCIe 6/8pin connector. Product Name NRP-PC602 Product Number CPH-0600U-X02 Power 600W Dimension 150mm(L) x 160mm(W) x 86mm(H) Power Factor PF > 0.9 Cooling System 14cm fan, Max. 1800RPM±10% Hold-up Time 16ms Noise Level 16dBA ±10% at 800RPM INPUT Input Voltage 100-240VAC Input Frequency Range 47/63Hz MTBF 100,000 hrs minimum (at 25°C) Input Current 115Vac/10A max. 230Vac/5A max. OUTPUT Max/Min Regulation Ripple & Noise Output +5V 15.0A/0.2A +5, -5% 50mV 130W +3.3V 24.0A/0.5A +5, -5% 50mV +12V1 30.0A/0.5A +5, -5% 120mV 504W +12V2 22.0A/1.0A +5, -5% 120mV -12V 0.3A/0.0A +10, -10% 120mV 3.6W +5Vsb 2.5A/0.1A +5, -5% 50mV 12.5W Total Power 600W Environment Operating Temp. 10°C to 40°C Storage Temp. -40°C to 70°C Operating Humidity 20% to 90%, non-condensing Storage Humidity 5% to 95%, non-condensing Protection DC Rail Trigger Point/Range Over Voltage Protection Trippunkt +3,3 V 4.5 V max. Trippunkt +5,0 V 7.0V max. Trippunkt +12,0 V 15.6V max. Over Current Protection The power supply should provide OCP and should shutdown before 240VA of each output power (included +5V, +3.3V). The power supply should provide OCP when over current output of each output power (included +12V). Short Protection All output to GND Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 Share On


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Please forward this error screen to 173. TLDR: Ethereum is a computing platform running on computers can you buy things with ethereum over the world.
Ethereum network using a language named Solidity. People can ask these computers to run programs that can't easily be shut down because all the computers share the code with each other. If you want to run a program that takes a long time to finish, you have to pay the computers in the network a currency called Ether. An unregulated, global financial market with a multimillion USD market cap, yes please! Why would you want to create a scam using Ethereum? Well, because it's a financial wild west: unregulated, unsafe, and large enough you can hide in plain sight. Ponzi Schemes So, first-off let's talk about ponzi schemes.
Ethereum executes smart contracts that allow you to strictly enforce the execution of a ponzi scheme with no oversight after people start buying in. The code will continue executing indefinitely. Some researchers from Cornell University did extensive research to discover, classify, and analyze ponzi schemes running on the the Ethereum platform. Still, it is foreseeable that, as Ethereum consolidates its position as a platform for smart contracts and as a cryptocurrency, criminals will exploit it to host their scams.
Besides the growth of traditional Ponzi schemes accepting ether, we expect a second wave of Ponzi schemes, but very likely they will be less recognizable as such than the ones collected in this survey. Our analysis suggests that there is still time to devise suitable policy interventions, and provides a first understanding of the issues that must be tackled in this direction. Truthfully stating what the company intends to accomplish. Being held accountable for producing results. Not overhyping their ICO using tactics like "IPCO windows" where the ICO launches at a specific date and ends at a fixed time. Essentially, many regulations that exist in established financial markets were created for a reason.
Not having some of these regulations leads to unsafe investments. Know of some scammy behavior I didn't list here? Ethereum is kinda nerdy But that's ok, so is the internet. It's not hard to understand though, so don't be scared by all of the jargon! Here are a few keywords to get started. Decentralized – computers located all over the world, working together, if half of the computers are turned off, the other half will continue operating as if nothing happened. Cryptocurrency – a kind of digital money that gets its value from having computers do hard math problems.


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"He is the image of the invisible God, the Firstborn over all creation. For by Him all things were created: things in heaven and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or powers or rulers or authorities; all things were created by Him and for Him. He is before all things, and in Him all things hold together." Colossians 1:15-17 (NIV)
One of our goals under Imagining Lives Transformed is to have each member reflecting the mind of Christ in their attitude, actions, and witness to the world. Dr. Brent Taylor began a new sermon series this past January entitled, Jesus. Through this series, Dr. Taylor is helping us to take an in-depth look at the life of Christ so that we can learn how we can be more like Him.
Make every effort to be in church each Sunday so you can learn more about being like Jesus.


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BIG Main Channel Views, Amazing Sunsets, Deep Year Round Water And A Level Lot To The Water. WOW!
The outdoor spaces alone make this your dream lake lifestyle home. There is an extra large dock with two boat lifts and two jet ski lifts, a waterside deck, two brick paver patios, a fire pit area. a covered patio sitting area with TV, an open deck dining area and an upstairs balcony providing plenty of options to enjoy an intimate evening sunset or to host a very large gathering.
The home is lovely, spacious and very comfortable with five bedrooms and another room currently used as an office that could easily be bedroom number six!
The beautifully updated kitchen is the heart of the home boasting a huge center island with wenge wood top, granite counter tops, rich wood cabinets, stainless steel appliances and a pantry with a commercial ice maker. The main floor living area features a stone fireplace surrounded by custom wood built-ins, french doors out to a composite deck, a large bedroom and a fully updated bath all with expansive lake views.
A family room with french doors out to a covered patio, a full bath that is also accessible from the patio area, an office and large storage area complete the downstairs spaces of the wonderful home.
Features Include:
- Beautifully updated kitchen
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- Four bedrooms on 2nd floor
- Oversized master with sitting area and private lake view patio
- Master bath with soaker tub, separate shower and double vanity
- Updated upstairs bath
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- Full bath downstairs with patio entry
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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 79976
RFE: install /etc/fstab with 'TYPE=swap swap..."
Last modified: 2014-03-16 22:33:04 EDT
[installer, swapon, & maybe kernel] feature request:
once upon a time (2000), i filed a bug <<
http://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=8957 >> recommending that
the installer label partitions to take the guesswork out of future installations.
subsequently, i recommended that partitions be mounted according to their labels
so as to allow disks to be moved around more easily.
these things have mostly been done, but the latter is incomplete. swap
partitions are still hardwired device numbers in /etc/fstab and that dashes
one's hopes of cleanly relocating drives... (lilo gags on relocation, too, but
maybe grub gets it right... after all, win2000 can be moved from hda to hdc
without a hitch...)
so, it would be good for the combination of
installer/initscripts/fstab/swapon/kernel to all manage the moral equivalent of
for sp in $(for d in $(egrep -l '^disk$' /proc/ide/*/media /dev/null | sed
's,.*/\(.*\)/media,\1,'); do fdisk -l /dev/$d ; done | grep '82 Linux swap' |
sed 's/ .*//'); do echo swapon $sp; done
Assigning to distribution as its a distribution level concern
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PREP BASKETBALL: Cold Springs girls win late, Raiders take road game
BREMEN - Good Hope and Cold Springs faced off in two very physical games Thursday evening. The Lady Eagles took their game, while in the boys' game, Good Hope pulled away late to win.
Cold Springs 51, Good Hope 49 (Girls)
After eclipsing the 1,000-point mark at the beginning of the season, Lady Eagle Camryn Crider started the game red-hot from the field, scorching the Raider defense for 14 points, 12 of them from behind the arc. Good Hope's Kate Kent, however, scored six in the quarter, and Erika Woodall came up with two big steals to put up four quick points to cut an 11-6 deficit to just one at 11-10, but Crider and Neely Ellison hit two huge threes to stretch their lead to 17-10 after one.
Another big steal, then a layup by Woodall, cut it to 17-12 early in the second quarter, but another three by Crider pushed the Cold Springs lead to 20-12. After a few empty possessions by both teams, Abby Neighbors hit a layup, then later on, Leyton Seal and Woodall hit back-to-back treys to tie the game at 20. Each team traded threes after back-to-back empty possessions. After a Seal three tied it at 23, Toni West got fouled and split from the charity stripe to give the Lady Eagles a 24-23 lead, then Crider nailed yet another deep ball to give them a 27-23 lead going into the half.
A West three stretched the lead to 30-23, but another Seal three and two free throws by Amber Sterling made it a 30-28 game. Woodall cut it to 32-31 after she nailed one from deep. Elizabeth Hill, who was kept quiet for the first half, hit a free throw to give her her first point of the game. West took advantage of a Good Hope turnover to nail another triple to stretch it to 36-31. Hill nailed a three after Savanna Derrick hit a floater to give the Lady Eagles a 39-33 lead going into the final period.
Again, the Lady Raiders cut their deficit to just one at 39-38 after a Seal three and a layup by Bobbi Johnson. But Aubrey Negron put back a miss to make it a 41-38 game, then Seal continued her red-hot shooting as she tied the game at 41 on her fifth three of the night. But another put-back by Negron, plus four quick points by Hill, increased Cold Springs' lead to 47-41. Each team traded points on their next possessions, then Kent nailed a short jumper to make it a 49-46 game. The Lady Raiders forced an Eagle miscue and it turned into gold as Derrick banked in a three from the left wing to tie the game at 49 with 23 seconds remaining. Hill drove in and missed the shot, but she got it back and put it in to give the Lady Eagles a 51-49 lead with 10 seconds remaining. A last heave shot attempt by Good Hope fell short.
Crider finished with a game-high 22 points, 20 of them in the first half. Hill had 12 points, all of them in the second half. West ended up with 10 points and a pair of steals, as no. 9 Cold Springs improved to 4-3 on the season. The Lady Eagles will travel to Holly Pond Friday night.
"We were in a tough game tonight, but we were able to get big rebounds late," Cold Springs coach Tammy West said. "Camryn started out really hot, then she cooled off in the second half, but we had some other players step up for us. We are still trying to find our roles out there, but we'll get it all figured out. This was a big win for us."
Seal ended up with 15 points, four rebounds, and a pair of steals for Good Hope (2-5). Woodall had a big night, scoring 12 points, and getting six steals. Kent had eight points and 10 rebounds, while Derrick added eight of her own. The Lady Raiders will face off against Cordova in their regional home opener Friday night.
"We had to know where 12 and 4 were at all times, because they were scoring most of the points," Good Hope coach Amanda Swann said. "But, I'm very proud of the team for continuing to fight. We have got a major confidence boost right now, especially after losing to West Point in our last game."
Good Hope 59, Cold Springs 34 (Boys)
Kallen Sharpton scored the first points of the game for Good Hope as he nailed a pair of free throws. Hunter McClendon hit a layup for Cold Springs' first points of the game. It went back and forth between both teams with each team feeling the other out. After an Isaac McDonald layup gave Good Hope a 10-6 lead, layups by Mason Harris and McClendon tied the game at 10 after one.
The defenses stepped up to start the second quarter, before Cole Maddox scored the first points of the quarter for either team. After James Byrd gave the Eagles a 16-12 lead on two free throws, McDonald nailed a three from the left corner to help jump-start a 12-0 run, with Good Hope forcing some Cold Springs turnovers and turning them into points. McDonald ended the half with a layup before the buzzer sounded to give the Raiders a 24-16 halftime lead.
The sloppy play for Cold Springs continued into the third quarter, and Landyn Freeman and Drew Maddox cashed in on those opportunities to stretch the Raiders' lead to double-figures at 30-16. McClendon hit a layup and completed a 3-point play after getting fouled for the Eagles' first points of the quarter at the 3:54 mark, then the Eagles forced a Raider miscue and Logan Rice hit a layup to cut the deficit to 30-21; the Eagles still had plenty of fight left in them. Each team traded buckets on the final several possessions before McDonald hit a short floater to give Good Hope a 40-30 lead going into the final quarter.
The quarter, though, belonged to Good Hope as the Raiders outscored the Eagles, 19-4, and got contributions from the whole team, to pull away late and win the game.
McDonald was one of four Raider players to reach double-figures in scoring as he finished with 14 points. Cole Maddox had 12 points and five rebounds. Sharpton ended up with 11 points, six rebounds and five steals. Freeman had 10 points and five rebounds. Drew Maddox finished with six, as did Michael Lowe, who also added four boards. The Raiders improve to 3-3 on the season.
McClendon finished with 15 points and seven boards for Cold Springs (1-4), and Hill ended up with 10 points and four rebounds. Adam McKinnon ran the head coaching duties for Tim Willoughby, who was in Atlanta with his wife, Regina, while she is receiving treatment for her pancreatic cancer.
"Cold Springs has to be one of the most disciplined teams that I have ever coached against," Good Hope coach Drew Adams said. "Cold Springs had a good game plan for us, but I'm proud of how they showed grit out there, and we were able to pull away late."
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Glickman v. Teglia, No. 1-08-0392 (2-19-09) is an Illinois decision that found that the trial court erred when it granted when it granted 2-619 motion to dismiss plaintiff's complaint for personal injuries she suffered when she slipped and fell on ice on common property of her condominium, alleging that the Association was liable for negligent maintenance and defective design of common areas. Even though initial Board of Directors had not yet been elected, under Condominium Property Act, the Association was still liable for property maintenance, with the developer serving in the role subsequently served by elected Board. However, trial court did not err when it denied plaintiff's motion to amend complaint; because the motion to amend was not filed until more than 30 days after her complaint was dismissed under SCR304(a). This case will effect both premises liability cases and slip and fall cases.
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Human Flower Project
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Floral Demonstrations Grow Thorns
There's a new spirit abroad in floral protests, not just "in your face" but "on your case."
Striking junior doctors marched in Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh Jan. 16 with "sympathy" flowers for the chief minister who has yet to meet their demands.
Photo: Raju. V
Are flowers the new pink slip?
Since 2004, we've been reporting on how flowers feature in protest across the world, from the pink gladioli brandished by Cuba's Damas de Blanco, to bouquets laid outside Shanghai's Google headquarters—when the government threatened to suspend the company's operations in China.
In these demonstrations, flowers proudly identify the bearers (the pink gladiolus has become the emblem of the Cuban civil rights marchers) or they express solidarity with the recipient (for example, the Internet giant).
But increasingly, we see floral protests taking another form: rather than standing FOR an organization or being presented TO someone, they're delivered AGAINST.
The most recent example comes from Andhra Pradesh, India. Last week, junior doctors (known in the U.S. as medical students, interns and residents) took flowers to the Chief Minister N. Kiran Kumar Reddy along with placards reading "Get well soon CM."
The show of mock-sympathy was an early demonstration in the junior physicians' strike, now in its 9th day. "The junior doctors have been boycotting elective duties since January 14, demanding regular payment and a hike of stipends, reduction of rural service, health insurance and improvement of emergency infrastructure." (Interesting to note that Indian doctors don't have health insurance!)
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Monday, November 21, 2011
Radicles from the Afghan Front
Two years after its seed was collected in a remote Afghan village, a tiny cedar settles into its new Kentucky home.
Cedrus deodara (at right) in the Kullu Valley of NW India
Photo: via wiki
By Allen Bush
The Himalayan cedar barely got a nod last month at the silent auction in Louisville, Kentucky. Jack Alexander from the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University had donated a tiny Cedrus deodara but the seedling was far from the most fetching plant on the block. The little tree (auction item # 61) had a story with a bare bones bid-sheet teaser: "Collected from wild Waygal District Nuristan Province Afghanistan. " No commas, no more details.
Afghanistan's President Hamid Karzai held a loya jirga this week in Kabul, 2,000 elders gathering to sip tea and try to untangle their country's problems. Louisville's pow-wow – the 61st annual meeting of the Eastern Region of the International Plant Propagators Society, —drew a smaller crowd: some 150 folks sampling Kentucky Bourbon and fretting over the siege of the emerald ash borer.
Across the auction room at the Seelbach Hotel, there was a huddle around Parrotia subaequalis, a witch hazel relative recently introduced from China. The day before, visiting nurserymen, academics and representatives from arboreta and botanic gardens had seen a small 4' (1.2 m) tall planting at Yew Dell in Crestwood. Those standing in the cold drizzle erupted in oohs and aahhs, sparked by the rich burgundy fall foliage. This plant's relative, the Persian ironwood Parrotia persica, never quite reaches the autumnal expectations of brilliant oranges and reds as advertised—at least not in the Midwest. But its Chinese cousin delivered the fall goods at Yew Dell, in plain sight. The top bid for the rare Parrotia was $280.00.
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Saturday, October 29, 2011
Laura Pollán's Gladiolas of Freedom
The leader of Cuba's Damas de Blanco has died after winning the freedom of their family members. But the cause goes on, fortified by her defiant flower.
Laura Pollán Toledo marches in Havana in a demonstration for political freedom by the Ladies in White.
Photo: Javier Galeano, for AP
Why symbolism? And, at the root, why flower symbolism?
The direct floral action of Laura Pollán Toledo can answer. Pollan, a former schoolteacher, died October 14 in a Havana hospital. For eight years, holding a pink gladiolus high, she led Las Damas de Blanco (The Ladies in White), a brave and influential freedom movement in her native Cuba.
Pollán's husband was among 75 journalists and other pro-democracy activists who were rounded up in March 2003, swiftly tried, and jailed for speaking out against Castro's regime. Some, like Pollán's husband, Héctor Maseda, were sentenced to more than 20 years for allegedly undermining "the territorial integrity of the state" (which means challenging the status quo, not pressing for annexation to Haiti.)
Working to free her husband, Pollán came to meet—then to organize—the families of others who had been imprisoned during the infamous Primavera Negra (Black Spring). They began a weekly protest vigil through Havana. Dressed in white, the prisoners' family members would attend Mass together at the Santa Rita church and then march ten blocks to a nearby park, carrying pink gladioli overhead.
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Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Tonic to the Nation
Did you miss the Festival of Britain? Likely so. And though post-war styles are in revival, its spirit of communitarian hope is harder to come by.
Festival Gardens at the Festival of Britain 1951
Let the days of "getting-by" be gone
Photo: Pete G., via wiki
By John Levett
One of the most memorable events in my life was the 1951 Festival of Britain—memorable because I never went to it. I was six years old at the time and most probably was completely unaware of its happening then, but as the years and decades went by it loomed larger and larger in my consciousness as one of the significant misses in my life. The most probable reason for the miss was that my mother couldn't afford it. She ran a small grocer's store in Luton at the time and looked after gran. I doubt that the store made much but it was the only grocer's in the street so we got by.
'Getting by' was a frequently-used phrase in the post-war years. One of the finest writers of social history of this or any time is David Kynaston. Last summer I read his opening volume of Britain's post-war years 'Austerity Britain 1945-51' and am just finishing 'Family Britain 1951-57.' No description of their quality from me would suffice; read them and smell the smog.
Earlier this Summer I was frequently trolling down to London with packages of art work for a couple of exhibitions tied to bike, thence to backpack. For this annual hike I have a carrier-bag of string; for the packaging I have bubble-wrap from the waste-skips at the back of a retail park; for the reinforcement I have cardboard from the back end of Asda. I've never outgrown the collect-and-save "You'll never know when it'll come in useful" routine of those post-war years; never walk past a builder's skip without checking if there's anything worth retrieving.
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Funds generated through memberships and donations are used by ISC-Audubon to provide fruit & vegetable seeds, wildflower seed mix, and wildlife feed & birdseed to urban and suburban communities around the world.
These seeds are used by communities to establish fruit and vegetable gardens, bird and wildlife sanctuaries, and for the beautification of urban and suburban landscapes by creating flower and native plant gardens.
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A Steady Rain
Feb. 16-March 3 (no shows on Mondays or Tuesdays)/Penthouse Studio Theatre (1019 Seymour Street, Vancouver)
Tickets: $25 at SevenTyrants.com
When Vancouverites think of The Penthouse, it's probably not as a hotbed of theatre. That may change with Seven Tyrants Theatre's production of A Steady Rain; the company is staging the play in a room above the downtown nightclub's show lounge. We talked to Seven Tyrants' co-artistic producer/actor David Newham about the play, the unusual theatre space, and filling Hugh Jackman's shoes.
Q: So were you just in the upstairs rooms of The Penthouse one night and thought, "Hey, this would be a great place for a play?"
A: That's about the nut of it. It kind of happened over a span of a few years. We rehearsed A Beggar's Opera upstairs at the Penthouse in 2014. It's a very interesting part of Vancouver history, to say the least, in terms of different types of people who came there — Ella Fitzgerald, Sammy Davis Jr., Frank Sinatra and Billie Holiday would come and hang out. Flash-forward to us planning our seventh season for Seven Tyrants. We wanted to do another two-hander. It had been a long time since Dan (Deorksen, who co-stars in A Steady Rain and is Seven Tyrants' co-artistic producer) and I had performed together. We'd trained together in theatre school, and formed this company together. We decided it was time to get back to the roots of it.
Q: How did you come across A Steady Rain?
A: In 2009, 2010, when Hugh Jackman and Daniel Craig were performing it on Broadway it was in the media quite a bit. It's such an amazing piece of writing. Most readers would know Keith Huff (the playwright) as one of the writers from Mad Men and House of Cards. The writing is just sublime. It almost reads like a CSI or Law and Order episode.
Q: How large is the space?
A: There's seating for about 40 audience members. We've basically built a new studio theatre in Vancouver. Part of what's interesting about seeing the show is checking out the space. These rooms are rarely opened, except sometimes for tourists. The striptease that is normally on show downstairs doesn't start until after the performance.
Q: Any interesting comings-and-goings during rehearsal?
A: Sometimes we rehearse late at night and we have music and things to contend with. I think it's good practice for our concentration. What's cool is we're in the penthouse of The Penthouse, right downtown. The sound of the city pervades. During performances, audience members will experience the sounds of traffic, of sirens. It's a natural backdrop to this story.
Q: What's it been like doing a two-hander with your Seven Tyrants co-founder?
A: It's been nine or 10 years since we were onstage together. We're good friends so we have a bond already and I think that comes through in the play. It's been a lot of fun to play around together and run the lines together. There's a lot of humour in the piece, even though it is very dark. It's fun to have that repartee with someone you know so well. We're able to anticipate one another. The energy leads to some exciting and interesting things in terms of the comedy and drama of the story.


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Noah's Ark
An interesting Noah's Ark by the Lord Roberts Workshop, of stenciled softwood and painted in green & grey, containing a number of original animals as well as Noah & wife. Printed label to the underside of lid. Circa 1920.Field Marshal Lord Roberts, who had won the Victoria Cross in 1857, had long campaigned for more to be done for ex-servicemen, especially those who had been disabled. He took a keen interest in the Workshops and became one of the Trustees. Following his death in 1914 while visiting troops in France it was decided, as a memorial to him, to expand the workshops and to name them after him.
By 1920 there were eleven Workshops around the country producing a wide variety of goods including basket ware, toys, beds and bedding and all types of furniture
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Dear Parents/Guardians:
Today, you are receiving several communications from MRHS. In response to parent requests, we are making changes in the communications that come from our office. Mrs. Beschner will continue to send out Today's Topics; however, it will be limited to new events and information. You will continue to receive a Message from the Principal approximately every two weeks, and I will try to place headings at the top of each acknowledgement allowing you to skip through that which you don't want to read. The newest edition, which you should have received today, is theBits and Bridle Bulletin. This new Friday communication has a great deal of information; however, it is formatted as a magazine with a Table of Contents and page numbers. You will be able to peruse the information you have a desire to read. I hope these communications better serve you, our community and provide you with the information you need to support our school and your children.
Knowing that home-school communication is one cornerstone of student success, I always take time to read the completed surveys at the end of parent conferences. Thank you to all of the parents who attended the February conferences and provided constructive comments on ways to improve communication. After noting the low scores on Question 8 of the survey, which refers to students knowing the clubs and activities available to them, we decided to purchase several large bulletin boards. The bulletin boards will be hung in either the Commons or the auditorium hallway; they will contain information about every club at MRHS. We are hoping the students will learn that the most current information can be found on those bulletin boards. Additionally, our Boosters are funding an electronic marquis. We will be able to provide timely information and change the marquis on a regular basis. Please join me in thanking our Boosters Executive Board, Mr. Rahnama, and Mr. Brown for working diligently on this project.
Through the use of the electronic marquis, we will celebrate the successful students and programs at MRHS! Over the past two weeks, I shared many announcements with our student body. When read in their entirety, the enormity of our students' accomplishments gives us reason to pause and celebrate the success of our young men and women.
Congratulations to Joshua Varghese, an outstanding student at MRHS. According to Mrs. Burke, His commitment and dedication to his school work put him at the top of the class. Josh's participation in class is outstanding; he is a leader in the classroom. Josh is an outstanding helper and athlete on the MRHS Allied Soccer and Softball teams. Josh is a natural leader on the field. His patience and dedication to helping others succeed provides a wonderful combination of teaching good sportsmanship and allowing other students experience their first field goal.
Delta Scholars:
On February 23, 2016 at 6:00 p.m., Dr. Foose, Mrs. French, and the staff at MRHS welcomed and inducted our 1st MRHS Delta Scholars. At our inaugural celebration, Ms. Tanya Grice, Co-Chair of the Delta Scholars Program and Dr. Kimberly Moran Turner spoke to our young ladies. The Delta Scholars Columbia Alumnae Chapter started in 1971. The Columbia chapter was the first African-American Greek organization to start a chapter in Howard County, and it has grown to be one of the largest Delta chapters in the nation with over 350 chapter members. The Chapter serves our Howard County community through its programs and projects based on five principles: physical and mental health, educational development, economic development, international awareness and political awareness and involvement. Please join me in congratulating our first Delta Scholars: Sikirat "Yomi" Bashorun, Shelby Burton, Maya Cain, Jessica Faulkner, Anne-Marie Fienkeng, Sterling Frank, Cydni Gilliam, Cailyn Hinkle, Micah Meekins, Oluwadamilola "Jola" Olukoya, and Sarah Thorne. I also want to thank our Alpha Achievers and their advisors, Ms. Hawkins and Mr. Williams for assisting with and attending this event.
World Language Honor Societies Induction Ceremony
On February 23rd at 2:30 p.m., 47 MRHS students were inducted into the French, Spanish, Italian, German, and Latin Honor Societies. Thanks to the hard work and planning of World Language teachers, Mrs. Gado, Mr. Gnagey, Mrs. Goldszmidt, Mrs. McCabe, Ms. Reier, Ms. Rhodeside, and Mr. Ventosa, our students experienced a well-organized and cultural induction. Students Lucie Park, Loa Stone, Isabel Stevens, Nishu Hosamane, and Divya Kapoor facilitated the induction ceremonies for each languge. Ms. Reier handled the Ceremony of Lights, and Mrs. Dawe (culinary science teacher) and her students cooked, baked, and provided delicious refreshments in the Student Services Office. Congratulations to our French Honor Society inductees: Alana Amballa, Preeti Bairi, Molly Bingham, Oceana Ding, Hannah Frederick, Elissa Huang, Tayylor Huston, Claire Martin, Cooper Turner, and Charmaine Yuan. Congratulations to our German Honor Society inductees: Carly Fabian, Andrew Harriday, Chris Yyung, Maxwell Mahon, Christopher Mulligan, Noah Nies, Benjamin Skopic, Loa Stone, and Zara Zeeshan. Congratulations to our Italian Honor Society inductee: Erika Wolf and our Latin Honor Society inductees: Elise Ahn, Samuel Dawes, Nishu Hosamane, Justin Mullins, and John Rivers. And congratulations to our Spanish Honor Society inductees: Christy Ahn, Daniel Ahn, Sophia Bi, Sara Carter, Carolyn Chen, Rhea Chitakki, Sarah Choi, Joseph Chong, Angelica Kim, Eugene Kim, Jimin Kim, Danika (Somin) Lee, Jina Park, Dwarkesh Patel, Aayushi Roy, David Stephens, Haley Suh, Lilly Vazquez, Ashley (Jiwon) Woo, Sarah Yang, Wendy Yang, and Sam Zabaldo.
Math Exam
Congratulations to Yoshi Saito and Davin Park for scoring high enough on the AMC math test to compete in the American Invitational Mathematics Examination. Additionally, Davin Park placed 2nd overall in the Johns Hopkins Math Tournament this past Saturday! Congratulations Davin.
Music News:
Congratulations to our All-State Band, Orchestra, and Chorus students for their outstanding performances at the Maryland Music Educators Association State Music Conference in Baltimore this past weekend. Marriotts Ridge was well represented in the following groups: The All-State Junior Band (grades 7-9), All-State Senior Band (grades 10-12), All-State Senior Orchestra (grades 10-12), All-State Senior Chorus (grades 10-12), and the All-State Treble Chorus (grades 10-12). Coming up in next few weeks we will have students perform in the All-State Junior Chorus festival (grades 7-9) and All-State Junior Orchestra festival (grades 7-9). Overall, Marriotts Ridge had a state leading 50 students selected to All-State ensembles. Go Mustangs!
Our POMS competed on Saturday, February 20 at Charles Flowers H.S. Congratulations; they placed 2nd in the Short Pom category. We are proud of our POMS and thank sponsors Mrs. Scott and Ms. Hawkins for their time and dedication. I look forward to seeing a POMS competition in the near future.
Art News:
MRHS students entered the Scholastic Art and Writing Competition; this is a national competition for your artists and writers. The entries are first judged by region and the regional Gold Key winners move on to the national competition. Our region is very competitive; therefore, it gives me great pleasure to congratulate Sofia Pagan and Angela Zhu; both young ladies received the Gold Key. Congratulations are also in order for the following Silver Key winners: Isolina Alva, Kayla Bae, Mindy Kang, Sophia Kim, and Katie Park. Additionally, 15 MRHS students received Honorable Mention. Congratulations to our students and their art teachers, Mrs. Miers-Bond and Mr. Sinn.
University of Md. School of Engineering Accolades:
I recently received a letter from the University of Maryland, Dean and Favardin Profession of Aerospace Engineering at the A. James Clark School of Engineering. Marriotts Ridge High School has been recognized as a 2015-2016 University of Maryland Clark School of Engineering Top 25 Source School. This honor is valuable to our school community and MRHS students who apply to the school of Engineering. For more information on this program, you can visit the website at: http://ter.ps/limitless.
Women in Engineering Day:
The following students attended a Women In Engineering Workshop on February 24th. The day consisted of activities and seminars at the Applied Research Laboratory. If you want more information, feel free to ask any of the following students about their day: Olivia Amaral, Nadia Bensarghin, Tracy Cha, Erin Cooke, Ashley Fisher, Emma Grayson, Jamie Kim, Mia Krakovsky, Claire Meininger , Allie Polinsky, Aly Wagner, and Ashley Wilhelm. Thank you to Mr. Rodis, Technology Education teacher for facilitating their attendance.
Congratulations to Mrs. Lather and our String Orchestra students who were selected to perform on the Kennedy Center's Millennium Stage on Wednesday, April 20, 2016. As part of the Kennedy Center's continued commitment to showcasing young artists in local schools, students from three schools in Virginia will perform along with MRHS students.
Congratulations to Chris Spano and Jacob Hejeebu. They are Howard County Wrestling champions after their commanding victories at the Howard County Wrestling Tournament at River Hill last Saturday night. Chris won by pin and Jacob dominated his match 14-3. Coach Conley is extremely proud of these two young men.
Congratulations to the following Indoor Track students who participated in the State Track Meet on Monday, February 22: Matt Blango, Ibrahim Jirdeh, Vince Marchionni, Micah Meekins, Bailey Murtha, Marley Scott, Abby Starts, Caroline Underwood, Liam Yee, and Christine Yuan.
Congratulations to Micah Meekins who is the 2A State Champion in the 300 meter dash!
Science Olympiad:
Science Olympiad Coaches David Hong and Karen Lunewski had a great experience with their Science Olympiad students on Saturday, February 20. The Maryland Science Olympiad is a "hands-on" K-12 science program including rigorous academic interscholastic tournaments. Tournament events are well-balanced between life science, earth & space science, chemistry, physics, technology, and inquiry. The placements for the 2016 Central Maryland Regional Tournament at the University of Maryland:
Isuru Herath, Joshua Cooksey, and Jenny Luo placed 1st in Experimental Design.
Isuru Herath and Sasvi Kulasinghe placed 1st in Anatomy & Physiology
Yoshihiro Saito and Jenny Luo placed 1st Cell Biology
Taylor Woodhead and Keonwoo Kim placed 2nd in Wright Stuff
Taylor Woodhead and John Kim placed 3rd in It's About Time
Yoshihiro Saito placed 3rd in Astronomy
Joshua Cooksey placed 3rd in Disease Detectives
Nishu Hosamane and Michelle Yu placed 3rd in Write to Do It
John Kim placed 4th in Wind Power
Greta Li and Danny Choi placed 6th in Dynamic Planet
Congratulations to the Speech & Debate Team on their last regular local league tournament!
They won all but one tournament this year, competing against 20 Baltimore area schools and
this last Saturday, Marriotts Ridge had several medal winners:
Congratulations to
Quinn Crawford, gold in Lincoln Douglas Debate
Audrey Hager & Lauren Shen - bronze in Public Forum Debate
Mindy Kang - gold in declamation & Sarah Yang, silver
David Polefrone & Kush Tiwary both earned silver in Extemporaneous speaking
The Duo team of Evin Moody and Julia Mann took silver
Nikhil Mehta &David Polefrone both earned silver in Impromptu Speaking
Sophia Bi& Julia Mann both took silver in Poetry/ Prose
Julia Mann earned Gold in Dramatic Performance as well as GOLD in the triathlon - which is excelling in 3 events.
The sponsors, parents, and staff members are so proud of all the Speech and Debate Team members who competed in the regular season.
During the weekend of February 13, the Marriotts Ridge Speech and Debate Team attended a debate tournament at the University of Pennsylvania. As an Ivy League tournament, U. Penn is one of the larger tournaments held each year and draws the top competitors from all over the US. In the face of this competition, Marriotts Ridge again showed that it is one of the top speech and debate teams in the US. Julia Mann was the star of the tournament as she made the finals in three different speech categories – unheard of in an Ivy League tournament! She finished second in dramatic performance, 4th in oral interpretation, and finished 5th in duo interpretation with Evan Moody. Julia's results this year place her among the elite in the United States in speech. David Polefrone was a semi-finalist in extemporaneous speaking. Sophia Bi was a quarterfinalist in original oratory. Rachel Yu and Yixuan Liu were octo-finalists in LD debate. Quinn Crawford was 9th speaker in LD debate, and Sivanne Bachrachwas an octo-finalist in novice LD debate. With eight different people winning top awards at an Ivy League tournament, Marriotts Ridge further cemented its reputation as one of the top programs competing on the national circuit.
Non-School Sponsored-Ice Hockey
The MRHS Ice Hockey team is the first hockey team in Howard County history to be invited to participate in USA Hockey Nationals. This is a great honor. They will be playing against the best high school teams from across the nation. The team is led by leading scorer and Captain Eric Winik and Coaches Armando Difernando, Chip Sheehan, Tom Serio and MRHS alumnus Jacob Beschner. This is a first for Howard County and the team is looking forward to represent MRHS as well as Howard County in a national tournament.
The Silver Mustang Award Goes from Mrs. Wichmann to Mrs. Miers-Bond:
Mrs. Wichmann wrote, Even though Henry David Thoreau is known more for writing than painting, he knows the foundation of art is "not what you look at … it's what you see." The recipient of the Silver Mustang is a teacher who encourages students to do the same: don't just look, but see, envision, create. She's a keeper. She keeps the Marriotts Ridge community healthy as our go-to Virgin Pulse point of contact. She keeps the Marriotts Ridge campus earth-healthy with her incentive to reduce waste with hand-painted, reusable mugs, plates, and bowls. She keeps the students' learning and creating at the center of all her classes. Thank you, LaVerne Miers-Bond, for keeping this campus not only healthy, but also beautiful. Congratulations!
Technology Education Field Trip
As a part of Career Exploration at Marriott's Ridge High School, the Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) class will be taking a field trip to Harley Davidson Manufacturing Plant, in York Pennsylvania. The purpose of the trip is to equate the application of classroom lessons into real world situations. The final goal of CIM is for students to mass produce a product using CNC machines, workers, and robots. This field trip will demonstrate to students the processes of how to program machines to work within a system to create a finished project. This experience will provide students with an understanding of troubleshooting and experimentation in the problem solving process.
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Have a wonderful weekend!
Addie Kaufman, Principal


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The golf downhill lie occurs when you have hit your shot onto an upslope and you need to aim straight down the slope to get to your target. When you stand into the shot you feel a little like a ski jumper right before he starts his run down the ramp. I know, golf and ski jumping? I only said a little like a ski jumper as both are looking down a ramp.
The key to appreciating the difficulty of the golf downhill lie is to know that your ball will fly much lower than normal. It does not matter what club you choose the ball will fly lower and roll a lot more than on a flat lie.
Most players facing this shot have difficulty making clean contact at impact. They either hit the ground behind the ball or they hit the top of the ball and they don't end up advancing the ball very far.
There are a couple of small setup and swing adjustments that can help you adapt to the golf downhill lie. The slope may impact the control of your ball flight, however, the more solid your ball contact the easier you will be able to plan the flight of your shot and predict its outcome.
Follow the steps below to better ball striking and control off of this lie.
I encourage you to practice this shot at your practice facility or on the golf course. It is easier to be confident standing over a shot if you have successfully tried the setup and swing technique. It is a little different and does take some getting used to. Once you get used to it, the most difficult of uneven lies actually becomes the easiest to control.
I hope you found the lesson helpful in the development of your game. Good luck with all your practicing and playing.
For lessons on other uneven lies please select from the list below.
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Jun 23, 17 08:04 PM
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